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Show rrv jainfftrryn Bi-t-Hitt tnufnbepenbent, re- Application(s) to Change Water in Grand County in SLB&M). REDIVERSION: (1) N 990 E 2485 from 4 Cor, Sec 11, T20S, R25E. STORAGE: Gravel Pit Reservoir, Capacity 561.05 ac-ft- ., Persons objecting to an application must file a CLEARLY READABLE height of dam 12 ft., PROTESTANTS' NAME AND RETURN ADDRESS, and any request for a hearing. Protest must be filed with the State Engineer, Box 164300, Salt Lake City, UT 84114-630- 0 on or before FEBRUARY 25, 1998. These are informal proceedings as per Rule R655-6-- 2 of the Division Water Rights. (LEGEND: Point(s) of Diversion POD; Place of Use POU; Nature of Use USE) O. Delbert Oliver propose(s) to change the POD, POU, & USE of water as evidenced by (A67177). 5 HERETOFORE: cfs. 1.0 QUANTITY: SOURCE: 8 in. well 118 ft. deep. POD: (1) S 840 4 E 670 from Cor, Sec 35, T25S, R21E. STORAGE: (1) In Un- named Reservoir Capacity 0.06 1, ., ac-ft- height of dam 2 ft., inundating 0.11 acs. in Sec 35, T25S, R21E. (2) In Unnamed Reservoir 2, Capacity 0.14 ac-f- t. , height of dam 2 ft., inundating 0. 1 1 acs. in T25S, R21E. (3) In Un- named Reservoir Capacity 0.15 3, ., ac-ft- height of dam 2 ft., inundating 0.23 acs. in Sec 35, T25S, R21E. USE: Fish Culture: Race- ways for rearing and ponds for recreational fishing. POU: NW-- 1 Sec 35, T25S, R21E. in 11; Water Wells (3; 2 new, 1 existing). POD: (1) S 760 W 2055, 8 in. well 50 ft. to 125 ft. deep (2)S670W 2110, 8 in well 118 ft. to 125 ft. deep (3)S760W 1984 from NE Cor, Sec 35, T25S, R21E., 8 in. well 118 ft. deep. (1 mile NW of Moab). STORAGE: (1) In Fish Pond Sec 12, T20S, R25E. USE: Irrigation: from Mar 15 to Nov 15, total acre- 169.0600 age acs; Stockwatering: 855 head of livestock. POU: S-- 1 2SW-1- Sec 4 1; S-- 1 Sec 4 11; Sec 12, T20S, R25E. The remaining water is used same as Heretofore. State of Utah Division of Wild- life Resources propose(s) to change the POD of water as ev9 idenced by (A37470) and al6590. 05-62- HERETOFORE: QUANTITY: 5.0 cfs or SOURCE: 1858.4 ac-ft. See Source Comments. POD: (1) N 3055 E 530 from SW Cor, 8 in. well 60 ft. to 100 ft. deep (2) N 525 W 700 from 4 Cor, Sec 26, 8 in. well 60 ft. to 100 ft. deep (3) N 460 W 790 from SE Cor, Sec 34 (4) S 615 W 770 from 4 Cor, 8 in. well 60 ft. to 100 ft. deep (5) N 60 E 1525 from SW Cor, Sec 35, in. well 60 ft. to 100 ft. deep (6) N 3200 W 0, Source: Colorado River (7) N 0 W 2400 from SE Cor, Sec 27, Source: Colorado River (8) NOE 1620 from SW Cor, Sec 35, T25S, R21E., Source: Sewerage Effluent. STORAGE: Scott M. Matheson Wetland Preserve, Capacity ., 899.0 height of dam 2 ft., inundating 449.00 acs. in SW-1- 4 Sec 26; 4SE-1- 4 Sec 27; Sec 35, Sec 34; 2 Sec 2, T25S; NW-1T26S.R21E. USE: Irrigaac-ft- W-1- tion: from Mar 15 to Nov 15, total acreage 449.0000 acs, sole supply 370.0000 acs; Wildlife: Wildlife Propagation. POU: SW-1- 4 Sec 26; Sec 34; Sec 27; 2 Sec 35, T25S; NW-1Sec 2.T26S R21E. W-1- 2 4 HEREAFTER: QUANac-f- t. POD: Same as Heretofore, but T25S, R21E. (21 In Fish Pond 2, Capacity 1 .35 SOURCE: 8 in. well 90 ft. deep. POD: (1) S 300 W 220 from NE Cor, Sec 2, T26S, R21E. .(Scott M. ac-f- inundating 0.19 t. acs. in Sec 35, T25S, R21E. USE: Fish Culture: Raceways for rearing & ponds for recreational fishing & commercial fish sales. POU: Sec 35, T25S, R21E. Joe W. and Sherry M. Fandrich propose(s) to change the POD, POU, & USE of water as ev9 idenced by (A36812; a6355) Cert. 01-5- 8763 01-6- (D1389). 4 HERETOFORE: QUANTITY: SOURCE: 5.8 cfs. Colorado River. POD: (1) N 100 E 1 550 from SW Cor, Sec 1 (2) S 430 W 1240 from NE Cor, Sec 14, T20S, R25E. USE: Irrigation: from Mar 15 to Nov 15, total acreage 234.7800 acs; Stockwatering: 855 head of livestock. POU: Sec 1; S-- Sec 4 1 11; adding the following: Matheson Preserve). STORAGE: Same as Heretofore USE: Same as Heretofore. POU: Same as Heretofore. Robert 2NE-1- 4 4 Sec 12; 1 Sec 14, T20S, R25E. HEREAFTER: TITY: 1197.85 SOURCE: N-- QUANac-f- t. Colorado River. POD: (1) N 100 E 1 550 from SW Cor, Sec 1 (2) S 930 E 1860 from NW Cor, Sec 12 (3) S 430 W 1240 from NE Cor, Sec 14, T20S, R25E. (Westwater). Morgan, P.E. L. STATE ENGINEER Published in Times In- dependent on JANUARY 29 & FEBRUARY 5, 1998. NOTICE TO WATER USERS The following applications requesting an EXTENSION OF TIME WITHIN WHICH TO SUBMIT PROOF OF BENEFICAL USE have been filed with the State Engineer. It is repre- sented that additional time is needed to place the water to beneficial use in Grand county. Persons objecting to an application must file a CLEARLY READABLE protest stating FILING NUMBER, REASONS FOR 4NW-1- Library (Whitmore), Provo City Library, the Bear River District Health Department in Logan; the Uintah Basin District Health Department in T26S, R22E. (4 Mi SE of Moab). USE: Irrigation: total acreage 0.2500 acs; Stockwatering: 5 head of livestock; Domestic: family. Robert OBJECTION, PROTESTANTS NAME ADAND RETURN DRESS, and any request for a hearing. Protest must be filed with the State Engineer, Box 164300, Salt Lake City, UT 84114-630on or before FEBRUARY 25, 1998. These are informal pro0 ceedings as per Rule R655-6-- 2 of the Division Vernal; the Central Utah District Health Department in Richfield; the 1 Southeastern District Health Department in Morgan, P.E. STATE ENGINEER Published in Times Independent on JANUARY 29 & FEBRUARY 5, 1998. L. Price; the Southwest District Health Department in CORPORATION HELP WANTED R Moab City Corporation is now accepting applications for the position of r for the District Health Department, Health Department of Utah County. City-Coun- Deputy-Treasure- interested applicants may pick up job descriptions and applications at the Department of Workforce Services located at 1165 South All The comment period closes at 5 p.m. on March 3, 1998. Comments postmarked on or before March 3, 1998, will be considered. Both written and oral comments will be accepted and considered equally. Highway 191, Moab, Utah 84532. All applications must be turned in to the Department of Workforce Services at 1165 South Highway 191, Moab, Written comments regarding the changes may be mailed directly to: Ursula K. Trueman, Director Division of Air Quality Box 144820 Salt Lake City, UT Utah 84532. Deadline for all applications is Friday, February 13th, at 4:00 p.m. Moab City is an equal opportunity employer. For further information call Moab City 84114-482- ATTN: HAPs; sSandra E. Times-lndependen- CMCAAE Times-lndependen- in DAQSN-1045-9- & 8 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Hazardous Air Pollut- ants partment at Bids should be marked Road Department Trailer" and sent to the Grand County Council, 125 East Center Street, Moab, UT 84532. FAX (435) Bids will be opened at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 17, 1998 at the Grand County Council office. the Board proposes to update the reference used in the definitions which are used in implementing R307- - 1 3.7.3, Docu- 259-295- mentation of Ambient Air Impacts for Hazardous Air Pollutants. Threshold Limit Values for Chemi- Grand County reserves the right to reject any or cal Substances and Physical Agents - Biological Exposure Indices is published annually by the American Conference of Government Industrial Hygienists; the rule presently refers to the 1 996 edition, and the proposed change would update to the 1997 edition. The second change is by refer10-- 2 the of 40 CFR Part 63 Subpart B. Subpart B outlines two ways in which the state, rather than EPA, would set e Maximum Achievable Control Tech- provisions case-by-cas- nology Standards for major sources of hazardous air (MACTs) pollutants. The state committed to implement this program as part of the Operating Permit Program. A public hearing will be held on February 19, 1998, at 3:00 PM in Room 201 at the Department of Environmental Quality Office, at 168 N. 1950 West in Salt Lake City. Incompliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, individuals needing special accom- modations (including auxiliary communicative aids and services) during this hearing should notify the Bureau of Human Resources at 168 North 1950 West, Salt Lake TO BID p.m. Friday, February 13, 1998. Bid specifications are available by calling Grand County Road De- The Air Quality Board proposes two rule changes pertaining to hazardous air pollutants. In R307- - 1 1, Foreword to incorporate ence into R307- - shops shall be ducted all bids. Published Times-lndependen- workcon- an informal in manner in the discretion of the governing body. Final action on any ordinance, resolution, or agenda item reviewed at a workshop shall be reserved for the regular meeting. Nothing in this section shall be construed to prohibit the governing body from providing at workshops direction or informal input to staff on purely administrative or operational matters. Section 2.04.035 (c). No elected official shall be penalized for failing to attend a workshop, as provided under section 2.04.020 il (c). All City elected offi- cials are encouraged to attend every such meeting. 2. This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon passage. Passed and adopted wiju MU in The t, Moab, Utah, Jan. 29, Feb. 5 and 12, 1998. MOAB CITY ORDINANCE 4 NO. sSandra E. Beauregard, CMCAAE Deputy Recorder Published The in Times-lndependen- t, Moab, Utah, Feb. 5, 1998. GRAND COUNTY INFORMATION SPECIALIST Applications are now being accepted for Infor- mation Specialist II, Grand County. Applica- tions and job descrip-- ' tions are available through the Department of Work Forces on Highway 191, Moab, Utah. Application deadline is February 18, 1998. Grand County is an equal opportunity employer. Published in The Times-lndependen- t, Moab, Utah, February 5 and 12, 1998. NOTICE OF ELECTION HEREBY INFORM YOU that candidates are to be nominated for the following offices at the upcoming Primary Election to be held on Tuesday, June 23, 1998. 1. CONGRESSIONAL a. U. S. Senate for a six (6) year term. b. U. S. House of representatives. One U. S. Congressman in THIRD DISTRICT. The Third Enacting meeting workshops An ordinance amending sections 2.04.020 of the Moab City Code relating to City Council meeting part of Salt Lake, San times and places. WHEREAS, the gov- erning body of Moab City believes it is in the best interests of the City that City Council meetings be preceded by a workshop for the purposes of receiving input from City staff and reviewing council meeting agenda items in advance of the regular meeting. NOW THEREFORE, MOAB CITY, upon action of the governing body, enacts as follows: 1. The following new Code Sections are adopted: Section 2.04.020 (cl. All regular City Council meetings shall be preceded by a workshop for the purpose of allowing the Council to receive staff reports and recommendations on regular meeting agenda items. The workshop shall mence one-hal- f com- hour be H. County Treasurer: One County Treasurer for a term of four (4) years 4. SCHOOL BOARDS A. Local School Board: One member for a four (4) year term from each of the following school precincts: (1 ) Precinct No. 4 (Includes all of voting districts Moab No. 2, 11, Thompson No. 6, Elgin No. 7, and Castle Valley No. 8 (2) Precinct No. 1 (Includes all of Election District Moab No. 1 B. Local School Board: One member for a two (2) year term from each of the following school precincts: (1) Precinct No. 3 (Includes all of Election District No. 5) JUDICIAL A. COURT: of Carbon, Daggett, Duchesne, Emery, Garfield, Grand, Kane, Morgan, Piute, Juan, Sanpete, Sevier, Summit, Uinta, Utah, Wasatch, and Wayne Counties. 2 STATE a. House of Representatives. One member of the Utah House of Representatives from each of the state seventy-fiv- e legislative districts. 3. COUNTY A. County Council: One County Council member for each of the following Council Districts for a four (4) year term: Council District Precinct No. 1 Council District 3: Voting Precinct Nos. 5 and 11 1: Voting One County Council member from the county at large B. County Assessor: One county Assessor for a term of four (4) years C. County Attorney: One County Attorney for a term of four (4) years D. County ClerkAudi-tor- : One County Clerk retention election statewide for three Supreme Court Judges provided incumbent whose terms are expiring file during the filing peB. COURT OF APPEALS: There will be a retention election statewide for one Court of Appeals Judge provided that the incumbent whose term is expiring files during the filing period. C. DISTRICT COURT: There will be a retention election for District Court in the following district provided that the incumbent whose term is expiring files during the Judge filing period. D. COUNTY JUSTICE COURT: There will be a retention election for County Justice Court Judges the Grand County Justice Court seat provided that the incumbent files during the filing period. All persons intending to become candidates at a primary convention for any elective county or district office totally within Grand county that is to be filled at the next general election shall file a Certificate of Nomination for Unaffiliated Candidate with the County Clerk between March 7, 1998 and March 17, 1998. Certificate of Nomination may not name any political party and shall include a petition signed by registered voters residing within the district or County in and for which the candidate is to be elected. Petitions are available in the County Clerks Office along with a filing fee schedule. All persons intending to become candidates for the Local School Board that is to be filled at the next general election shall file a Statement of Candidacy with the County Clerk between March 7, 1998 and March 17, 1998. All persons intending to become candidates at a primary convention for all other offices, including the office of United States Senator, U. S. Representative, Utah State Representative that are to be filled at the next general election shall file a declaration of candidacy with the Lieutenant Governor between March 7, 1 998 and March 17, 1998. WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL THIS 2nd day of February, 1998. sFran Townsend Grand County Clerk-Audit- Published Times-lndependen- in The t, Moab, Utah, Feb. 5, 1998. Legislative roundup By State Rep. M. Keele Johnson As we come to the end of the second week of the legislative session businesses have to purchase a license to sell tobacco, one time. things are moving along very This bill would make smoothly. This has been a very ef- required annually, with a low fee. fective year for me; my bills are Licenses will be revoked if the doing very well, with four of them business has four offenses of sellalready having passed through ing to minors with fines ranging the House and sent on to the Sen- from $100 to $500. They will be ate. required to wait two years before I am pleased with the number they can of responses received thus far to Penalties for under-ag- e possesmy questionnaire. I have found sion of tobacco are addressed in a the comments very interesting House Bill sponsored by Richard and helpful. Citizen input into the Siddoway. In part, it says that legislative process is very impor- under-ag- e youth who are caught tant and if you have not returned with tobacco products will be the questionnaire, would you fined $50 for the first possession; please take the time to fill it out $75 for a second offense; and $100 and return it. for a third offense. They may be This year I am the chairman of offered a chance to go to a cessatwo committees. I chair the Ecotion class in lieu of paying the first nomic Development and Human fine, or part of it. Resources Appropriation CommitThese are just two examples of bills being introtees, as well as the Native American, Education and Judiciary duced. More discussion on the toCommittees. In this and future bacco issue is sure to come. reports I will discuss general Driving Under the Influence items of interest and will also re- Conditional Licensing, HB 10, which passed the House this port information on my and on the eight wppk would pxtpnd flip not, a bills I am currently sponsoring. drop law to repeat DUI offendof Students ers. The bill would require that all by Transportation School Districts, HB 179, is on DUI offenders be restricted from bill I am sponsoring that has a having any alcoholic beverages great deal of support from local before driving a vehicle. The not school boards and the state school a drop law which is currently boards association. This bill is used for all minor vehicle drivers designed to equalize the amount means that the operator of the of money provided to school disvehicle cannot have consumed tricts for students involved in acany alcohol prior to driving as tivity travel. Under the current opposed to allowing the .08 blood formula, a school receives a set alcohol threshold used for all amount of money for each student adult drivers. Many people feel in the school, and this money that this would keep the dangerfunds the travel for sports, drill ous repeat DUI offenders from team, band, choir, drama and all drinking and driving as well as other activities students are in- punish those who disregard the volved in. For example: If you safety of the public by driving have 400 students in a school and while intoxicated. each student generates $10, the English as Official Language of school receives $4,000. An urban State, HB 189, a very controverschool will have 4,000 students sial bill, has finally been forced off and generate $40,000. The ineqthe back burner and into the oven. issue is uity comes in the distance trav- This eled. An urban school will travel slated to be heard in the Governan average of 20 miles to an acment Operations Committee on tivity, while a rural school will Tuesday of next week. It is sure travel hundreds of miles. This is to be an interesting hearing and not fair or equitable. updates will be made on the hapEdge of the Cedars State Park penings of HB 189. This bill will Access Road, HB 217, is a bill I be contested hotly and will probam sponsoring which would deably emphasize existing political fine the access road to the Edge division more than any bill heard of the Cedars State Park. The bill so far in the session. would designate that the road be This is just a small example of under the jurisdiction ofBlanding what is happening at the LegisCity and give specific indications lature. There are many other exof where the road begins and citing issues under review which ends. It is my hope that this will directly effect the lives of the citiassist misguided tourists by givzens of Utah. The only way to reing them a direct route to the ally get a sense of all the impormuseum rather than have them tant activities happening at the drive aimlessly through the Capital is to get involved. As your streets of Blanding. representative, I would ask you to 1998 was declared Year of the give me your input to assist me Farmer on Monday when Goverin mailing the important decisions nor Mike Leavitt signed SCR-3- , you have elected me to make. the first bill to pass through both houses during the 52nd Legislature. Although this bill passed through with flying colors, there are many bills still to come which will see much more scrutiny in the weeks ahead. Grand County has recognized Utah Child Care Licensing Re- two employees for completing Vovisions, SB 26, sponsored by Certificate programs in luntary Senator Blackham, appears to be fields. The program provides their one of those controversial bills. d This bill would loosen licensing professionals with a nationally-recognizeatwhich credential child requirements for tests to a rigorous standard of excare givers. The bill would increase the maximum number of cellence. Building Inspector Jeff Whitney children that can be cared for without a license from three chil- completed a thorough examinadren to seven children per care tion with the Council of American giver. Many people testified Building Officials on the adminagainst the bill, fearing that the istrative aspects of code adminishigher number of children under tration. He is now a certified the supervision of one care giver building official with administracould be a health and fire hazard. tive recommendation. Whitney is A minority of people, however, felt currently running for election for that it was a good measure which the Utah chapter of International would lighten unnecessary reConference of Building Officials strictions. board of administrators. legislation: Barry Ellison, assistant buildThe topic of tobacco has also ing inspector for Grand County, been receiving some attention up also completed an examination on the hill. Earlier this week, 300 with the Conference Building Ofyoung people convened in the ficials (ICBO), achieving certificaCapitals rotunda for an tion status in the Uniform merally. The rally was put on chanical Code. Grand County in support of four Subdivision Coordinator Mary bills being introduced this legisHofhine will be testing with the Two lative session. examples are: Civil penalties for tobacco sales ICBO on general building code beto under-ag- e persons is intro- within the month in order to come licensed as a building duced in a Senate Bill sponsored by Robert Montgoihefty. Currently y. anti-tobacc- commit-alignmen- SUPREME There will be a riod. Attest: Recorder: One County Recorder for a term of four (4) years F. County Sheriff: One County Sheriff for a term of four (4) years G. County Surveyor: One County Surveyor for a term of four (4) years that the consists and 2.04.035 (4) years E. County open session this 27th day of January, 1998. sKarla Hancock Mayor Congressional District 98-0- pre-coun- Auditor for a term of four by action of the governing body of Moab City in PUBLIC NOTICE The Grand County Council will accept sealed bids for a new 40,000 lb. Capacity Tilt Deck Trailer until 5:00 f and Definitions, E. The in the February DAQSN-0145-9- workshops shall be open to the public, but shall not be regarded as public hearings for the purposes of allowing testimony or comment from the public. t, INVITATION pre-meeti- 8 t, January 29th 5th 1998. D. All 0 Moab, Utah, Jan. 22 and Feb. 5, 1998. Deputy-Record- Published fore the meeting, or such longer period of time as the Council shall by notice designate. 259-512- Published Beauregard, Sum- Health Department, Treasurer Department. Offices at (435) the City; Department, Wasatch County Health Department, Salt Lake City County Health Department, Davis County MOAB CITY DEPUTY-TREASURE- Cedar mit CityCounty Health Department in Coalville; the Tooele County Health -- TITY: 1858.4 t. (A58882): and Beth G. 0.015 cfs. SOURCE: 8 in. well 300 ft. deep. POD: (1) N 350 E 500 from Cor, Sec 14, 4 Capacity 1.02 ac-finundating 0.25 acs. in Sec 35, 1, A. Division of Air Quality, Davis County Library, the Salt Lake City Main Library, Salt Lake County W-1- 4 2 HEREAFTER: QUANTITY: 1.0 cfs. SOURCE: Underground Sec 0 James 536-441- I of Water Rights. (LEGEND: Point(s) of Diversion POD; Place of Use POU; Nature of Use USE) Hoffmeister. QUANTITY: in- undating 80.15 acs. protest stating FILING NUMBER, REASONS FOR OBJECTION, of OF POINT(S) ceived the following (Locations J 1 NOTICE TO WATER USERS The State Engineer 3 at least three working days before the meetings. Electronic copies of the rule will be available at: http:www August rules.state.ut.us. Printed copies of the proposed rule are available at the City, or call PROTECT YOUR RIGHT TO KNOW V iigriifl'1inl W Thursday, Feb. 5, 1998 NOTICES PiyiDU r ujini o ts highly-emotion- al Two county staffers gained certificates in-ho- Anti-tobacc- o anti-tobac- anti-tobacc- i . o |